Poland and India Deepen Economic Cooperation. Imports from India Are Growing Faster Than Exports

Published 2026-10-26

Poland and India are increasingly cooperating in the economic sphere. According to an analysis by the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM), which is based on data from Statistics Poland (GUS), Polish exports to India amounted to approximately USD 1.7 billion in 2025.

In the same year, imports from India to Poland reached USD 4.75 billion. This means that Poland bought far more goods from India than it sold there. The difference between imports and exports was approximately USD 3 billion. Experts from PISM point out that India is a major producer and an important trading partner in Asia, which is why its significance for the Polish economy may continue to grow.

The cooperation includes the exchange of goods and services, as well as contacts between companies from both countries. Polish companies export a variety of products to India, while imports cover many categories of goods that are needed on the Polish market. The development of these relations may affect prices, product availability and investment decisions of businesses.

The data show that trade between Poland and India has great potential, but the trade balance remains clearly unfavourable to Poland. In the coming years, it will become clear whether exports will grow at the same pace as imports and whether both sides introduce new solutions that will facilitate trade.

Sources: Trade.gov.pl

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